Machine Builder-Fabricator

Posted 6 days ago

integration automation systemsWarrensville Heights (OH)

Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

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About the role

JOB DESCRIPTIONDEPARTMENT:Production REPORTS TO:Shop Supervisor EMPLOYMENT STATUS:Full Time We are a small but rapidly growing company that is looking to add another team member. We are very proud of the culture we have developed here; our work environment is easy going and friendly. We value everyone's input, and we know the meaning of work/life balance. If you are looking for a long-term employment opportunity and a place to call home, I encourage you to apply.

Position Summary: We are looking for someone with some mechanical or electrical knowledge that we can teach to build our own designed equipment used in a variety of industries.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following: Assemble machinery according to assembly drawings. Perform basic electrical wiring. Be able to use Hand Tools. Exercise safe work habits and maintain a clean and safe working area. Reliable Attendance.

Minimum Qualifications:

(Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities)
Mechanical and or electrical aptitude.
Previous experience working in job shops, machine building, or fabrication a plus.
Be able to read Mechanical or Electrical Blueprints.

Pay, Benefits: Negotiable based on experience. Company match 401k. Health, Dental, Eye, and Life Insurance. Vacation and PTO time.

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